First Bus has successfully obtained permission to set up a hydrogen refuelling station at its depot in Aberdeen, signaling a significant step towards achieving a fully zero-emission fleet. The depot will also see the addition of two battery storage containers to facilitate the transition to electrification. This decision by First Bus comes after recently investing £12.7 million in Aberdeen, which involved the introduction of 24 new electric buses and 12 repower buses. The company's commitment to creating a sustainable transport system is evident through these investments and the upcoming installation of the hydrogen refuelling station. Despite initial local fears, the move has been welcomed as it aligns with the broader goal of reducing emissions and promoting environmentally-friendly practices in the city. With a target to have a fully zero-emission fleet by 2035, First Bus is making strategic investments and infrastructure upgrades to support this vision, setting a positive example for the industry.